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The Whites and the Blues

by Alexandre Dumas

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  1. 1Introduction
  2. 2Chapter I — From the Hôtel de la Poste to the Hôtel de la Lanterne
  3. 3Chapter II — The Citizeness Teutch
  4. 4Chapter III — Euloge Schneider
  5. 5Chapter IV — Eugene de Beauharnais
  6. 6Chapter V — Mademoiselle de Brumpt
  7. 7Chapter VI — Master Nicholas
  8. 8Chapter VII — Filial Love, or the Wooden Leg
  9. 9Chapter VIII — The Provocation
  10. 10Chapter IX — In Which Charles Is Arrested
  11. 11Chapter X — Schneider’s Journey
  12. 12Chapter XI — The Marriage Proposal
  13. 13Chapter XII — Saint-Just
  14. 14Chapter XIII — The Wedding of Euloge Schneider
  15. 15Chapter XIV — Wishes
  16. 16Chapter XV — The Count de Sainte-Hermine
  17. 17Chapter XVI — The Foraging Cap
  18. 18Chapter XVII — Pichegru
  19. 19Chapter XVIII — Charles’s Reception
  20. 20Chapter XIX — The Spy
  21. 21Chapter XX — The Dying Man’s Prophecy
  22. 22Chapter XXI — The Night Before the Battle
  23. 23Chapter XXII — The Battle
  24. 24Chapter XXIII — After the Battle
  25. 25Chapter XXIV — Citizen Fenouillot, Commercial Traveller for Champagne
  26. 26Chapter XXV — Chasseur Falou and Corporal Faraud
  27. 27Chapter XXVI — The Prince’s Envoy
  28. 28Chapter XXVII — Pichegru’s Reply
  29. 29Chapter XXVIII — The Drum-Head Marriage
  30. 30Chapter XXIX — The Prussian Artillery for Six Hundred Francs
  31. 31Chapter XXX — The Organ
  32. 32Chapter XXXI — In Which the Organ-Grinder’s Plan Begins to Develop
  33. 33Chapter XXXII — The Toast
  34. 34Chapter XXXIII — The Order of the Day
  35. 35Chapter XXXIV — A Chapter Which Is but One With the Following Chapter
  36. 36Chapter XXXV — In Which Abatucci Fulfils the Mission That He Has Re…
  37. 37The Thirteenth Vendémiaire
  38. 38Chapter II — A Glimpse of Paris — The Incroyables
  39. 39Chapter III — The Merveilleuses
  40. 40Chapter IV — The Sections
  41. 41Chapter V — The President of the Section le Peletier
  42. 42Chapter VI — Three Leaders
  43. 43Chapter VII — General Roundhead and the Chief of the Companions of…
  44. 44Chapter VIII — The Man in the Green Coat
  45. 45Chapter IX — An Incroyable and a Merveilleuse
  46. 46Chapter X — Two Portraits
  47. 47Chapter XI — Aspasia’s Toilet
  48. 48Chapter XII — For Which Voltaire and Rousseau Are to Blame
  49. 49Chapter XIII — The Eleventh Vendémiaire
  50. 50Chapter XIV — The Twelfth Vendémiaire
  51. 51Chapter XV — The Night of the 12th and the 13th Vendémiaire
  52. 52Chapter XVI — The Salon of Madame de Staël, the Swedish Ambassadress
  53. 53Chapter XVII — The Hotel of the Rights of Man
  54. 54Chapter XVIII — Citizen Bonaparte
  55. 55Chapter XIX — Citizen Garat
  56. 56Chapter XX — The Outposts
  57. 57Chapter XXI — The Steps of Saint-Roch
  58. 58Chapter XXII — The Rout
  59. 59Chapter XXIII — The Victory
  60. 60Chapter XXIV — The Sword of the Vicomte de Beauharnais
  61. 61Chapter XXV — The Map of Marengo
  62. 62Chapter XXVI — Marie-Rose-Josephine Tascher de la Pagerie, Vicomtes…
  63. 63Chapter XXVII — Where an Angel Steps a Miracle Is Performed
  64. 64Chapter XXVIII — The Sibyl
  65. 65Chapter XXIX — Fortune-Telling
  66. 66Chapter XXX — The Pretended Incroyable
  67. 67Chapter XXXI — “Macbeth, Thou Shalt Be King!”
  68. 68Chapter XXXII — The Man of the Future
  69. 69The Eighteenth Fructidor
  70. 70Chapter II — The Traveller
  71. 71Chapter III — The Chartreuse of Seillon
  72. 72Chapter IV — The Traitor
  73. 73Chapter V — The Judgment
  74. 74Chapter VI — Diane de Fargas
  75. 75Chapter VII — What Was Talked About for More Than Three Months in t…
  76. 76Chapter VIII — A New Companion Is Received Into the Society of Jehu…
  77. 77Chapter IX — The Comte de Fargas
  78. 78Chapter X — The Trouillasse Tower
  79. 79Chapter XI — Brother and Sister
  80. 80Chapter XII — In Which the Reader Will Meet Some Old Acquaintances
  81. 81Chapter XIII — Citizens and Messieurs
  82. 82Chapter XIV — The Cause of Citizen-General Bonaparte’s Ill-Humor
  83. 83Chapter XV — Augereau
  84. 84Chapter XVI — The Citizen-Directors
  85. 85Chapter XVII — Mademoiselle de Sainte-Amour’s Sick-Headache
  86. 86Chapter XVIII — The Mission of Mademoiselle de Fargas
  87. 87Chapter XIX — The Travellers
  88. 88Chapter XX — “The Best of Friends Must Part”
  89. 89Chapter XXI — Citizen François Goulin
  90. 90Chapter XXII — Colonel Hulot
  91. 91Chapter XXIII — The Battle
  92. 92Chapter XXIV — Portia
  93. 93Chapter XXV — Cadoudal’s Idea
  94. 94Chapter XXVI — The Road to the Scaffold
  95. 95Chapter XXVII — The Execution
  96. 96Chapter XXVIII — The Seventh Fructidor
  97. 97Chapter XXIX — Jean-Victor Moreau
  98. 98Chapter XXX — The Eighteenth Fructidor
  99. 99Chapter XXXI — The Temple
  100. 100Chapter XXXII — The Exiles
  101. 101Chapter XXXIII — The Journey
  102. 102Chapter XXXIV — The Embarkation
  103. 103Chapter XXXV — Farewell, France!
  104. 104The Eighth Crusade
  105. 105Chapter I — Saint-Jean-D’acre
  106. 106Chapter II — The Prisoners
  107. 107Chapter III — The Carnage
  108. 108Chapter IV — From Ancient Days to Our Own
  109. 109Chapter V — Sidney Smith
  110. 110Chapter VI — Ptolemais
  111. 111Chapter VII — The Scouts
  112. 112Chapter VIII — The Beautiful Daughters of Nazareth
  113. 113Chapter IX — The Battle of Nazareth
  114. 114Chapter X — Mount Tabor
  115. 115Chapter XI — The Bullet Merchant
  116. 116Chapter XII — How Citizen Pierre-Claude Faraud Was Made a Sub-Lieut…
  117. 117Chapter XIII — The Last Assault
  118. 118Chapter XIV — The Last Bulletin
  119. 119Chapter XV — Vanished Dreams
  120. 120Chapter XVI — The Retreat
  121. 121Chapter XVII — Wherein We See That Bonaparte’s Presentiments Did No…
  122. 122Chapter XVIII — Aboukir
  123. 123Chapter XIX — Departure

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